Wov chillout there. Ok so what if they're dictatorships or quasi-dictatorships. Does that mean that people their are born dumb and are spawned by "Satan".
Ok then Why is USA so keen of selling F-16s to Pakistan which is a dictatorship ?
And stop saying most aren't democracies.
Does living in a Communist govt. mean that people eat bugs and live in constant fear.
I say it doesn't depend on the govt. but the kind of leader.
USA was a Democracy during Andrew Jackson's reign and were people happy. Should I remind everyone how he attacked the national bank and destroyed the economy, how he almost split the nation during the Nullification Crisis or the economic crisis when Van Buren took over.
It ...

Wov chillout there. Ok so what if they're dictatorships or quasi-dictatorships. Does that mean that people their are born dumb and are spawned by "Satan".
Ok then Why is USA so keen of selling F-16s to Pakistan which is a dictatorship ?
And stop saying most aren't democracies.
Does living in a Communist govt. mean that people eat bugs and live in constant fear.
I say it doesn't depend on the govt. but the kind of leader.
USA was a Democracy during Andrew Jackson's reign and were people happy. Should I remind everyone how he attacked the national bank and destroyed the economy, how he almost split the nation during the Nullification Crisis or the economic crisis when Van Buren took over.
It doesn't matter what form of government people live under.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/69/Freedom_House_world_map_2005.png
The Green States are democracies, Yellow Partial and Red Not.

I believe POPing is based on a Clip's "Clip Worthiness" and not on accuracy.

algoa456, despite his unpleasant manner, has raised a good point: how do we know this is true? Has there been a situation where these countries have had to stand up and declare their support/opposition to an immediate cease-fire?

It turns out, there has.

From the Independent (Friday, July 21st):

Britain, the US, Israel and many of the other 189 UN General Assembly members will state their positions today at a public meeting of the UN Security Council as the 15-member chamber tries to reach a consensus on how to end the conflict.

Now, I do not know what happened at this meeting, but I would be ...

algoa456, despite his unpleasant manner, has raised a good point: how do we know this is true? Has there been a situation where these countries have had to stand up and declare their support/opposition to an immediate cease-fire?

It turns out, there has.

From the Independent (Friday, July 21st):

Britain, the US, Israel and many of the other 189 UN General Assembly members will state their positions today at a public meeting of the UN Security Council as the 15-member chamber tries to reach a consensus on how to end the conflict.

Now, I do not know what happened at this meeting, but I would be interested to find out. Maybe this material you clipped refers to what transpired at the meeting, and maybe Canada and Australia did officially declare support for an immediate cease-fire. If anyone can direct us to an authoritative source, I would be most grateful.